Great civilization
Origin: Civil e -izar lat. grandis
Great Civilization is the higher stage of the advanced human civilization, and is also a social system that is supported by the complementarity of material, spiritual, political, ecological, and interstellar civilizations. Everyone lives in a world of material wealth, where fair, just and pluralistic ideas. Eliminate class, country, and political party affiliations and also eradicate the gap between rich and poor while at the same time maintaining a culture of diversity and individuality. Human nature is constantly sublimated, making the promotion of peace, development, fairness, justice, democracy, and freedom the common values of most human beings. Thus, it is a world of harmony and permanent peace. Human beings respect and protect nature and follow the laws of nature, so it is a world of ecological balance, beautiful environment, and harmonious coexistence between man and nature.
Spanish: Gran civilización
Sources and references
- Zhouying JIN, The Future of Humanity - From Global Civilization to Great Civilization (China, 2019 and 2022; Korea, 2021;UK and USA, 2022)cited 5 times
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